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8/24/2015 6:42:30 AM
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10 horsemen per chariot is clearly an assumption to help fit the narrative.
Historically chariots were single person. Two if you had a warrior and a driver.
Sometimes there were three but the third carried a state umbrella.
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All 10 charioteers didn't have to be on the chariots at the same time. It makes a clear distinction between 700 chariots and 7000 men.
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That's still thin. What army is going to have 9 extra charioteers per chariot?
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A big one. And there were chariots that could carry four men. You are grasping at straws, my friend.
